C gussets
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Nope, but some recommend removing ball joints so they do not melt (factory are plastic inside).
If you weld small amounts and allow things to cool off, you'll be OK.
If you weld small amounts and allow things to cool off, you'll be OK.
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I had to lift the spring up a bit with mine to get the gussets in jack stands on the frame take tires off and lower the axle down I did mine with ball joints in weld about 1/4 inch when close to ball joint then put a wet rag on ball joint for a bit and repeat.
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Done many of these,a helper is needed to make things go faster.Prep work is key,removal of paint is important,pre fit the gusset,after fitting the gusset tack in place and have fun![Thumb](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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Depends which ones you get. I got the EVO G2 and a lot of people seem to like them. Extremely straighforward, they seem to sit right in place when you get them in position, but there are a couple of pictures that show you also. Welding locations are pretty obvious and simple also.